Discriminative touch relies on afferent information carried to the central nervous system by action potentials (spikes) in ensembles of primary afferents bundled in peripheral nerves. These sensory quanta are first processed by the cuneate nucleus before the afferent information is transmitted to brain networks serving specific perceptual and sensorimotor functions. Here we report dat... https://www.roneverhart.com/5-15P-ANGLE-PLUG-B-W-HUBBELL-HBL5266CA/